Places to meet in Jeju

An art museum in a converted former motel in central Jeju City, showing sculpture, installation and media art.

A contemporary art gallery in a renovated former cinema in the Tapdong area.

An immersive digital media art exhibition space in Aewol, northwest of Jeju City.

A cultural art space in a repurposed former hospital building in central Jeju City.

An art museum in Andeok, in a building designed by the architect Tadao Ando.

An immersive digital art venue in a converted underground bunker near Seongsan on the east coast of Jeju.

The main regional public library of Jeju province, in Ora-dong on the south side of Jeju City.

A performing arts venue with a grand theater on Onam-ro in Ora-dong, Jeju City.

A public performing arts hall with a large theater on Sinsan-ro in central Jeju City.

A bakery in the Dongmun Market district of central Jeju City.

A cafe and brunch restaurant near the Handam coastal walk in Aewol, on the northwest coast of Jeju.

A bakery cafe and bistro on the Seohaean coastal road in Yongdam, west of central Jeju City.

A cafe in Aewol on the Olle route 15 coast, serving Jeju tangerine drinks.

A cafe with a sea-facing terrace on the coast road at Hamdeok, also known for its baked goods and desserts.

A cafe near Sehwa Beach on the northeast coast of Jeju.

A small cafe in the Ido 2-dong area near Jeju City Hall.

A Jeju black pork barbecue restaurant near Dongmun Market in the Geonip-dong area.

A noodle shop in the western part of Jeju City, near the Iho area.

An abalone restaurant on the Haemaji coastal road in Gujwa, on the northeast coast of Jeju.

A low volcanic hill by the sea near Jeju Airport, with short walking trails and a rainbow-painted coastal road.

A sandy beach on the Aewol coast of northwest Jeju, on Olle Route 15.

A large public arboretum with forest paths and themed gardens in the Yeon-dong area of Jeju City.

A sandy beach on the north coast of Jeju City, on Olle Route 19 beside Seoubong hill.

A white-sand beach on the west coast of Jeju in Hallim, with a view of the small island of Biyangdo.

A city beach on the northwest coast of Jeju City, a short distance west of Jeju Airport.

A beach of dark volcanic sand on the east side of Jeju City.

A second-floor gastropub with craft beer in the Tapdong area, run by Magpie Brewing.

A lounge bar and pub in the countryside of Aewol, northwest of Jeju City.

A basement surf-themed pub in the Ido 2-dong area near Jeju City Hall.

A pub and beer store on Jungang-ro in central Seogwipo with a range of local craft beers.

A bar and pub on Soldongsan-ro in central Seogwipo.

A vinyl-record bar on Singwang-ro in Yeon-dong, in the Nuwemaru Street area of Jeju City.

A craft brewery and taproom with a pizza menu in the Hoecheon area of Jeju City.

A night market of food trucks set in a pine forest inside the Halla Arboretum in Jeju City.

Jeju's oldest and largest traditional market, in the middle of Jeju City.

An underground shopping arcade with shops and eateries in central Jeju city.

A large traditional market in western Jeju City that opens every five days, selling produce, seafood and local food.

A street in central Seogwipo named after the painter Lee Jung-seob, whose former residence stands nearby.

A football stadium in Seogwipo built for the 2002 World Cup, and the home ground of Jeju SK FC.